Veterinary diagnostics and surveillance
Results on the farm in hours instead of days, and outbreak data veterinary services can act on.
SolutionsVeterinary diagnostics and surveillance
The problem
Samples travel far to a laboratory, results come back after treatment decisions are made, and outbreaks are seen late.
How the technology works
Point-of-care and portable molecular tests give results on site. Digital health records and reporting apps capture cases as they happen. Surveillance dashboards combine farm, laboratory and field data so veterinary services see patterns early.
Why it matters in the region
Transboundary diseases such as foot-and-mouth disease, peste des petits ruminants and avian influenza move quickly across the region.
Camel health and zoonotic risk are specific regional priorities with few dedicated tools.
Public veterinary services and development programmes fund surveillance capacity.
What this solution can include
- Point-of-care and rapid diagnostic tests
- Portable PCR and molecular testing
- Veterinary practice and herd-health software
- Case reporting apps for field vets
- Regional surveillance dashboards
We recommend the solution after the farm visit, matched to the farm's scale and climate.
How we deliver
Needs assessment with the vet team or authority
Validation against the reference laboratory
Registration and import approvals where required
Training for field staff
Reporting workflow and data-sharing agreements
Our AI standard
Every AI product in this area must say what it detects, how it was validated, how often it is wrong, and who acts on the alert.